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Web archiving

“Web archiving is the process of collecting portions of the World Wide Web, preserving the collections in an archival format, and then serving the archives for access and use.” (International Internet Preservation Consortium)

“Web archiving is an international, digital preservation and curation-based discipline that acquires web resources and data published on the Internet. It ensures the data is selected, curated, and digitally preserved, and makes the resources available for future consultation and research.” (Library and Archives Canada)

Web archiving at Concordia

Concordia Library collects and preserves web content to support learning, teaching, and research at Concordia and to help ensure enduring access to at-risk web-based resources for the Concordia community and beyond.​

Library web collections

Records Management and Archives (RMA) collections

Web archiving policy

DIY web archiving

Tools and resources to create your own web archive

Find web archives

A guide to using web archives as primary sources

Learn more

Web archiving reading lists and online resources